Aric Jenkins

Aric Jenkins

Aric Jenkins is a news reporter at Fortune with a focus on transportation. He is based in New York.

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  • Beyoncé attends a pre-Grammys gala, Jan. 25, 2020, in Beverly Hills.Arts & Entertainment

    Beyoncé and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey donate $6 million for African-Americans’ mental health during the coronavirus pandemic

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  • Pedestrians walk past a poster of movie 'Detective Chinatown' amid the coronavirus outbreak on March 28, 2020 in Beijing, China.Arts & Entertainment

    China’s movie theaters are closed—again. For studios, the anxiety is unbearable

    By Naomi Xu Elegant and Aric Jenkins
  • Netflix reported even higher than expected numbers in its latest earnings report, buoyed by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.Arts & Entertainment

    Netflix earnings: 16 million new subscribers, amid pandemic

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  • Sonos Radio is the Santa Barbara company's first foray into content.Arts & Entertainment

    Sonos enters the content business with a new radio streaming service

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  • Quibi's initial programming slate includes shows starring Anna Kendrick, Sophie Turner, Liam Hemsworth, and Chrissy Teigen.Arts & Entertainment

    Quibi’s launch: What the critics and analysts are saying (so far)

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  • empty classroomNewsletters

    Why taking the SAT at home won’t work for some families

    By Aaron Pressman and Aric Jenkins
  • Gay male couple watching TVArts & Entertainment

    The best streaming services for live TV in 2020, according to critics

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  • Original series like "The Mandalorian" have helped propel Disney+ to early success among viewers.Arts & Entertainment

    Disney+ reaches 50 million subscribers within 5 months

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  • Quibi CEO Meg Whitman speaking at CES 2020 in Las Vegas.Arts & Entertainment

    Quibi launches in a world paralyzed by coronavirus

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  • Jason Kilar, then the CEO of Hulu, photographed in its Los Angeles offices in 2010.Arts & Entertainment

    WarnerMedia’s new CEO hire is both logical and unexpected

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  • Actress Cate Blanchett as Phyllis Schlafly in "Mrs. America," an FX series that will air exclusively on Disney-controlled Hulu.Arts & Entertainment

    Hulu could be an essential streaming service—if Disney figures out what to do with it

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  • Female couple lying in the bed and using laptopArts & Entertainment

    As coronavirus forces people home, interest in streaming services is surging. So is piracy.

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  • 2020 SXSW Conference And Festival CanceledArts & Entertainment

    Filmmakers must make a choice as coronavirus forces festivals online

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  • A woman walks by “Hamilton: An American Musical” on Broadway on March 12, 2020 in New York City. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo banned public gatherings of more than 500 people, including shows in Manhattan’s iconic Broadway theater district.Arts & Entertainment

    Here’s how to get a refund on your Broadway tickets after coronavirus shut down

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  • SXSW ParamountArts & Entertainment

    Heartbroken SXSW filmmakers look for alternatives after coronavirus cancellation

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